There are many ways to argue for gay marriage, but equal protection is a bad argument, and here’s why.

There are many ways to argue for gay marriage, but equal protection is a bad argument, and here’s why.

Why does government insist on reacting to an accident in a way that makes them look important and necessary? Because if they didn’t, you’d realize they weren’t.

You’re not entitled to my stuff simply because I have it and you don’t.

Joe Crowley is heartbroken. And wrong. Here’s why.

The President is outraged that the LA Times printed photos of soldiers’ funerals. No word on the outrage of still being in Afghanistan 11 years after the invasion thereof.

I’m tired of hearing about the social contract. Maybe we need to understand what a contract actually is.

New York City is about to embark on some tough new voter ID laws. There should be concern over this.

I’m not saying I have a right to tell people how to mourn, but that doesn’t mean I can’t say that carrying a child’s corpse to one’s house and so on isn’t odd. It just is. That isn’t an attack, it’s just reality.

You have to love how the government always thinks they can do what you do better than you can.

After hearing about plans from the NYC Council to make life an even bigger pain in the ass for cyclists, I figured I’d show everyone what goes on on the corner near my apartment. Cars simply don’t stop here. What’s being done? Nothing. Background Music: Merry Go by Kevin Macleod, Incompetech.com

Interesting movement in Virginia and why you should vote your conscience

When you ask those getting a handout to give, they clutch their handout for dear life.

Some shots of Grand Central Terminal a few days before Christmas Eve. Music by Kevin Macleod, Incompetech.com.

Factcheck.org ripped into Michelle Bachmann for an alleged mistake at the last debate. The problem is, they themselves admitted she was right in their “fact check.”

A radio host was outraged this morning when a caller suggested that Ron Paul is a better candidate because he believs abortoin is a tenth amendment issue. Of course, the problem is, it is.

We talk about the mortgage crisis constantly. Just once I’d like to see someone really explain how it happened. Guess I’ll have to do it myself.

If Mitt Romney and Rick Perry are out of touch, what does that say about the $540 sneaker-wearing 17 day vacation taking, $100000 of taxpayer money wasting first lady?

What IT.tv is about, what my favorite comments are, and so on.

Journalism is not dependent on the outlet you perform it for.

Why would The House move to delay a bill that says people in Congress can’t use inside information to enrich themselves? Because that’s their job, that’s why.

Oh no! Tim Tebow believes there’s something bigger in the world than human beings! Perish the thought!

It amazes me that leftists don’t like the idea of a voter ID card. Then again, no it doesn’t. You can’t vote fraudulently if you have ID.

It ought to be interesting to see how California is treated after trying to regulate immigration. After all, the feds came down pretty hard on Alabama and Arizona for doing the same thing.

So what I don’t get is why did we need another law to ban flavored cigars if cigars were illegal for kids to buy in the first place? Am I missing something?